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...t be something to do with Windows rather than Samba. > > It might help if you shared your smb.conf and told us if your windows > machines are part of a domain or a workgroup. > MJ , Sorry your message don't arrive at my gmail... answering here... I have no access with "control userpasswords2" because of security restriction of the company here, so , I can't test this. Rowland, Two correction about the situation here. 1) Where about shows BAD PASSWORD, they are the same user on windows and samba. if I set the user password at Samba Server with same password of Windows, w...

...than Samba. > > > > It might help if you shared your smb.conf and told us if your > > windows machines are part of a domain or a workgroup. > > > > MJ , > Sorry your message don't arrive at my gmail... answering here... > I have no access with "control userpasswords2" because of security > restriction of the company here, so , > I can't test this. > > > Rowland, > > Two correction about the situation here. > > 1) Where about shows BAD PASSWORD, they are the same user on windows > and samba. > if I set the user pa...

I have a linux box on my home network and it also has xp and win viata on the same network. It is all friendly - how do I drop the need for Id/pw (if I can't, how do I set the id/pw so what I type in win vista gets passed to samba cleanly and thus I get in. I have tried many things in smb.conf and cannot figure it out TIA, Joe

Hi Rowland , No, we didn't . We only change in the Samba Server. The login used on Windows and used on Samba are different and should not have relation (technically speaking). Eg.: I'm logged in with user "dbadmin" at windows and when I access the Samba server , on the first access I informed "cinacio" and the password which works fine. When I change the password of